Html report of graph

Good Morning
I am using the FP Image to Report vi to create a html report (png) of a FP with a graph on it.
When the report is generated the waveform generated is not visible, that is, its not there, just the graph
Could somebody explain why this is happening?
Thank you.

Rayclout-
If you are running the program as an .exe, there is a possibility that it won't run properly on the deployment machine, because it was compiled on the development machine using Windows XP.  Although it is possible that it would work, there is no guarantee that it will (Windows Server 2008 is based off of Windows NT 6.x, like Vista and 7; XP is not).  Again, this difference may not mean that it absolutely will not work, but this raises some more questions.  One thing you could do is build/compile the program on the deployment machine.  If you do this, and the problem persists, then there is something wrong with the code (for that machine) and might need to be reworked.
Thanks,
Sean 
Applications Engineering Specialist - Semiconductor Test
National Instruments

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